In answer to a question about stump burning
a few days ago. I have burned four different
stumps with somewhat different results. All
the stumps had varying remains and need to
be burned again. All remains were not clear
enough to mow over. One was well decayed
and burned for a week with an open flame for
several days. The stumps were open field
stumps. Don’t set the woods on fire. Diesel
fuel a few days in advance helps.

Two stumps had not decayed and although
one burned for days there is very hard wood
left above the ground.

One stump was hollow inside and about five
feet high. The chimney effect made a good
fire. Everyone enjoyed the weenie roast. The
wife enjoyed the big fire and suggested that it
would have been a good time to get naked.
The grand children may not attend the next
burn.

Others who live in the city have charcoaled
stumps.

Thanks.

Bill Stanley

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